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Ueoroe U.GrooiLANDKR, Editor.
CLEAKK1ELD, 1'A.
WEDNESDAY MOUSING, DKC. 1, INt.
A Uornoy -General Uoar snys that
ho thinks tlio greenbacks, like the
volunteers, ought to have been rotircd
from service t the closo of tho war.
8enniblo for once.
m m
Tho Venango Spectator, noticing
the defeat of Dr. Early for Assombly,
in the ClearfioM district, piously
observos : "Those who seek Early in
tbo , noxt Logihlaluro will not find
Lira."
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A colored witness at Mobile was
csked what be thought would be the
penalty if he should swear to lie
lie said be supposed tho Radicals
would send him to Congress. lie was
ordered up.
We aro pleased to notice that Mr.
J. P. George, has again became editor
andjpubliaher of the Brookvillo Jeffer
son ian. Tbo career of G. Nelson Koni4v,
was short, sharp and decisive. Bettor
luck to all in the future.
Left. Hon John Seott, of Hun
tingdon, United Slates Senator, lias
removed to Georgetown, D. C, where
luilists desiring an ofllco can repair
in the future. It has got a little too
hot in Huntingdon for Scotly.
Tbo Columbus (Mich.) Index says :
"Last week, in tho county court, we
peeped into the courthouse and saw a
jury composed all of white men except
eleven. Tho bottom bench in the
jury-box is getting rapidly on top."
Death Warrants. Governor Geary
on the 24th ultimo, signed the death
warrants of Adam Titus, sontenced in
Cumberland county for the murder of
Henry Stuhm, and of Dr. Paul
Sclioejipe,cntenced in the same county
for the murder of Miss Steinecke. The
day appointed for tho execution of
both is December 22d.
Another Loil Eoo. The $he malct
and he femiles, who assembled at
Chicago lust week, to rcgulalo the
World, bad rather a squally time of it.
But niter some cackling on tlio part
of tho roosters and tho chicks, a
Constitutional egg was laid between
"Win. Lloyd Garrison and Miss Anna
Dickinson, entitled tho Sixteenth
Amcndmont, which in substance con
fers the right to vote upon women,
and considers that sex no bolter than
negroes, while the whito man is wholly
ignored by it and made the alavo of
both.
A letter from Baden-Baden, says of
M rs. Lincoln ''tier mo is the loneliest
1 ever saw. Monuments aro but a
mockery when the belovod wifo lacks
means to make her comfortable." A
penlleman from Chicago, who knows
Mrs. L. well, and her financial circum
stances, says her income cannot be less
than tho former snlury of a momber
of tho Cabinet eight thousand dol
lars. Exchange.
What a pity that the "loil millions,"
friouds of "the lute lamented," don't
buy this poor woman a hundred thous
and dollar house, and annually raise
her fifty thousand dollars for pin
money.
More Mix to the Front. The
Uarribburg robbers are being assailed,
front rear and flanks. Tho last shell
fired into the Radical fortifications,
comes from Slato Superintendent
Wickersham, who in a speech at Lan-
. caster, stales that the corruption ring
at llarrislmrg aro robbing tho Slate
Treasury."
Mr. Quay, Secretary of tho Radical
Slate Committee calls upon Governor
joary to compol Trof. Wickersham
"to establish tbo truth of his ac
cusations, relract or rosign." That's
right. Its just what Govode askod
Brewster to do, but ho didn't. We
presume the Wicker with the sham at-
tnthed will go and do likewise.
The M etiiodist Book Cunckrk
The committee to investigate the
charges of alleged losses and frauds in
the Kerr York Methodist Book Con
cern have reported that in their judg
ment tbo general management has
been such as to merit approval and
command the confidence of tho
denomination. They admit that
tbcro are evidences of loss and mis
management in tho bindery. Tho
report is denounced by some of the
newspapers as a pieeo of artistic
white-washing. Fully op to tho Con
gressional plan of whitewashing
frauds. We prosume that the Church
and tbo Hum p are educating each
other in this lino of grand moral
ideas.
National Eotiniins. Emil Koiho,
the distinguished German orator, in a
late speech in Cincinnati, said :
"My follow citizens, I say to you
upon my personal rccponsihility, that
among all Republican Senators and
Congressmen from Ohio, there is not
one but bus made bis thousand, nay,
hundreds of thousands through the
' swindles in public land." Great ap
plause. "Senator John Sherman I suppose
jou have heard of him was a few
years t'mre a poor man; now he is
worth between two and three million
of dollars, and i. the principal owner
of four National Bankj. Mr. Ashley,
of Ohio, has recently bougU I'.IO.OOO
worth of properly, when, hut a few
' Jears since bo with not orth a (.cut"
.Te l.e l I lf Tug Hcmr:
The New York iy hook exclaims :
"The political curso fitatctied upon
the country, a man for lis President
whoso only education has been a mili
tary ono narrow-minded, Ignorant,
nd impractical In character, with hut
liltlo niore conception of the real con
dition, and wants of this people to
day, than the nigger servant at his
table, ho has declared to tho members
of his Cabinet that he will oppose any
modification of tho rovenuo laws for
1S70, sho uld Congress take tho matter
up. Voters of tho United States, we
seriously ask you, how long you in
tend to remain thus passively tho vie,
ti ins of such nnstatesmanliko stupid
ilyf How many more years of politi
cal, commercial, financial and social
chaos do you intend to drag through
without a protest which shall shake
tho Union from centre to circumfer
ence f Hero we nre, aftor four year
of poaco, blessed by an All-wise Power
with national heullh, without pesli
leneo, or famino to weigh upon us as
individuals or as a pooplo; with an
abundunt food crop, and a million of
solid proofs of God's providence ; and
yet, there is all ovor the land deep,
silent, weighty, grave afflictions which
rest like an incubus upon the brains
of a very large class of toiling millions,
eating into their hearts, looming up
duily in their hornet like a erim
epec'.ro, haunting thel-'""P. deprcs
sing tho'' ""etifl hours, and destroy
ing that mental buoyancy without
which lifo is scarcely endurable. It id
the curse of over taxation which is
being piled upon tbo patient millions,
and which, year after your, they huve
prayed to be released from. Life bo
comes too much of a burden when the
human heart and the human frame are
worked and fretted slowly to death,
by a constant, never ceasing, ever
tormenting tax. A man toils to get
that which, when obtained, i$ his. It
is the anticipation of tho enjoyment of
the fruits of his sweat and labor that
nerves him on. He sees the smiles of
his family, as he pours the fruits of bit
toil at their feet; "life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness" it then truly
vouchsafed to him and hit. How is it
to-day ? How hat it been for the past
eight years? The millions are not
working for themselves; they are
working for the rich bond-holders;
they are working to sustain a despotic
power in Washington; they arc
working to establish an abnormal
relation bctwoon the nigger and the
white man ; they are working to de
grade themsolves to tho nigger's lovet ;
tbey are working to maintain an
extravagant and corrupt administra
tion and a set of office holders who
steal millions yearly ; and more than
all this, they are working to support
a standing army of 60,000 men in this
period of "peace," at a cost of $00,
000,000 per year, that tho "heol of the
negro," to use the language of one of
the Mongrel journals of the day, "may
be kept on the nocks of tho non-supporters
of this administration to pay
itiem for the past." And this, and
more than all this, is kept up by that
curse, over taxation. U. S. Grant,
were be to-dny a monarch in Europe,
as he is a monnrch here, and dare uso
bis powor there, nndar tho saino cir
cumstances ho dares thus uso it hero,
would lose his head in an hour. He
interferes in our Stato elections, and
dictates in matters political over
which he has no raoro jurisdiction
than the Khan of Tartary, but when
appealod to by a weary, over-taxod
people to "let them np to a degroc,"
he coldly, despotically refuses. To
day the mercantile interests aro break
ing down. Millions of capital is being
retired from hitherto productive lines
of business because, "it does not now
pay," consumption is being reduced of
over taxation ; the earnings of the
wealth producer do not allow him to
purchase ; these earnings are eaten up
by that terrible Infliction, the reve
nuo law ; the great millions aro being
sacrificed to tho debt supporting,
army-inpporting, poils-gathoring,
Mor.grclir.ing party of the countrj-,
who have litllo by littlo gradually
shacklod the working, toiling masses;
shackled many for the benefit of the
few. The name of the tax-gatherers
to-dny "is leg'on." Three hundred
millions per year aro now being ex
tracted by them from the pockets of
the wealth creating classes, not the
wealth owning by any means, and the
stolid, ignorant tool of a base and
corrupt political faction, who sits in
the Presidential chair with the power
to relieve by a word to Congress,
spilt upon their calamities; not a
hopeful word comes forth ; on the
contrary, the response is, "no let up
in the screws of taxation." Demo
crats 1 do 3'Ou mean that these inflic
tions s'jull continue forever J" "God
help the tax payors !"
"II. II. Arnold, colored, of Alexan
dria, Ya bus been appointed a mes
senger in the Treasury Iepnrtment in
Washington, at a salary of rQ per
month." Exchange.
How many disnblcd U. S. soldiers,
who aro compelled to grind an organ
on the streets for a livelihood would
hsvo been glad to accept tho above
position, had thry not been cheated
out of it by the negro and his whito
allios. How arc you, "boys in blue."
"John D. Itinglos, colored, was hold
in $:t,O00 hail at Boston, by Commis
sioner JIallelt, charged with breaking
into tho Potttofllce at Auburn, Mass,
aud rifling the letters." Exchange
Thit is an outrageous Interference
with tho liberty of that "colored
brother." Massachusetts will soon be
as Ku Kluxish as South Carolina.
Philosopher Greeley should give The
matter some attention.
General Fitt John Torter, who was
mad a victim to cover Tope's blun
dur at Bull Run, asks for a new trial,
r.4 be ought to liave it.
ttmrrnHt Throoff.
Tennessee is Just passing through
tho second agony of reconstruction.
On the 2t!h ultimo the Chairman of
the Committee on Federal Rolationt
of tho Tennessee 1 1 onto of Represents
lives submitted tho following majority
report on tho Fifteenth Amendment,
recommending its rejection t
A majority of thr Committo. bare Inatrucled Btr
to recommend Ilia rejection of the Houae joint
rt-eotution ratilyliig mis rutcenth Amendment lor,
among many, in following reasons :
I- There is nu necessity for it; the States nre
fully empowered tu eiteud sulfrare to an? and all.
Thla power Ii fully recognised by the fonatltution
of tbe Culled Mlatee, arllele I, section I, clause I
i. Recuse it era nronoscd. neaeed anil anhmit
toil at a tune when the public oiiuil waa nut in a
oiumiiuu to weign ann consider It wtlh that ealra
aoas anil deliberation ila importauo. required.
8. license ita ratinoation ia sought bv the leaat
t'ipular method known to the Constitution of the
luted ritalcs, while It proposes to eflrot a great
radical change in the nature aud principles of our
lurrn oi government.
4. It isolass legislation of the mnid'odioua char
acter. II single, out the colored raee as Ha special
wards and favorites, and upon them It oonlers it
Immunity, bestows its bounty, confers lu afluotlon
and seals Ms love.
6. It Is inexpedient, bemuse it will boeoine a
bone of contention in all future lime, and the sub
ject of ouascloas agitation in the llalla of Congress
and befura tho people. One Congress will think
one mode of legislation "appropriate," and another
Cuiigrcea will think adillerent mode "appropriate"
to enforce said Fifteenth Amendment.
fl. It leada inevitably to a eoneession of all sov
ereign power t the Legislative braui-h of the Fed
eral Government, and oonaetuc!itly is destructive
of the rights of Stales, and tends to consolidation
and despotism.
T. It is submitted for the voluntary ratification
of some of the Plates, while its ratilication hy oth
ers is compelled by military power.
S. Its passage by tbe t'ongress of the United
Slates, and its submission to the Legislatures of the
diSerenl Btales, is in violation ( the Sfth article
of the Constitution it proposes to amend.
This condensed statement dovolopes
and puts 1'uilicnl reconstruction in its
true light. No greater political hor-
osy was ever advocated than this Fif
teenth Amendment to the U. S. Con
stitution. It was concocted by fools
and knaves, who have about as much
respect for tbo-t instrument as swine
liuvo for pearls, and we are pleased
to know that it now looks as though
it would bo defeated. The vote in
the Assembly for repeal stood 57
to 12. It was adopted ten months
ago by tbe tame body by 67 to 8.
This is probably the most significant
rcvoroul that ever took place in any
deliberative body in so short a poriod. 1
Tat Pi'rcbasi Monit. Tho ap-J
point mon t by President Grant of Mr.
J.Russell Jones as Minister to Brussels,
occasioned tome surprise at tho timo,
but it is fully explained now. The
Chicago Times tayt: "Pooplo who are
still wondering why President Grant
appointed Chevalier Jones to tho mis
sion at Brussels may have less cause
to wonder when they learn that in
book 533 of deeds, at page 452, to be
seen in tbe Recorder's office in this
city, there is recorded a deed from J.
Russell Jones to U. S. Grant, convey
ing about one hundred ce res of land,
for the nominal consideration of one
dollar. The deed was filed for record
on the 2Cth of May, I8G9." Soon
after which Mr. Jones received his
appointment.
A Quear. Why is it, that those
men in thit country the real freedom
thrickers who constantly and zeal
ously denounce oppression, disfran
chisement, banishment, and many
other political outrages when per
forated by foreign Governmcnts,and
yet, practice and enforce similar infa
mies in this, when or wherever they
get the opportunity f Wo alludo to
the men who wanted to rob Southern
cradles during tbe war, "hang Jell
Davis on a sour applo tree," and now
advocate the disfranchisement of white
men, and tho confiscation of their pro
perty for tho boncfit of the oppress
ed (!) niggeit. Who can interpret
thit loil parable. ?
Srur Aoain. It is an old saying
"when rogues fall out honest men
got their dues." Tho Virginia Radi
cals held a State Convention last
week, for the purpose of healing the
old split, but instead of healing or
repairing tho breach, they split again.
Canby and Walker, Military and Civil
factions, carpet-baggers and gentle
men. It it now given out by thoir
parly organs, that a permanent heal
ing procoss will be vigorously applied
in ordor to put tbe party upon a more
liberal bati$. It is about timo that
reason, instead of fanaticism, should
control the Grant forces down there.
Tut Capitol. In regard to the re
;;;ovl of the Capitol project it is said
that Attorney Genera! lloarcxprossrs
tho opinion that it i 00 more possible
for Congress to wipe out tho a-'istrict
of Columbia than to wipe out any
Slate of the Union. Exchange.
Why bless you, Hoar; that body
has "wiped out" a half score of States
and you helped them 1 Now why can
you not "wipe out" ono Capitol J
Morals. The Boston Cvvricr ex
presses some solicitude about tbe char
acter of Federal office-seekers and
office-holders. Ought not mmderto
be a disqualification f Tho Courier
says: "General George V. Colo, of
Syracuse, N. Y., who murdered a gen.
tlcmHn by the name of Iliseox at A Iba
ny somo time ago, and was acquitted
on the ground that tho victim was
Intimate with Cole's wife, is a Repub
lican cainlidato for the St-crelaryhhip
of tho United Stales Scnsto We
already have one murderer (Sickles)
representing tho Federal government
abroad, a foreign minister. If Cole
should be clocted Secretary of tho Sen
ate, murder, under th fostering care
ol the authorities at n ashincton, will
soon come to bo looked upon as ono of
tbo Dno arts.
Rather PoiNTrn Tho retiring
Attorney General Benj. 11. Brewster,
introduces his brother, F. C. Brews
ter, into the dishonorahlo service of
Gcnry In tho following pointed lan
guage: "Yon may hold office vacant,
and fill it with whomsoever will be
base and mean enough to run the risk
or like treatment, or receive it as the
pricoofsome dishonorable bargain."
In ronorlinir the execution of Bell,
Rt Edwardvilln, Southern Illinois, IakI
week, ths St Ivouit Prmocrat sys:
"The man's body wan prepared hy
Kohert Friday, the jailor, and his soul
hpr the Ueo. J. 1". Drew, or the M.
h. Church, tnd the Rev. A. 1). Jauk.
i of the i'rchj-tej-io Ctoreli."
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"JsAflH tlHlt Af.c.fi."
The New Yntk I'rihvne make a
very complimentary notice of the lec
ture of the licv. Ir. Tiffany, delivered
last week atone of tlio city churches,
on the subject of "Hhain and Shoddy.
Tho reverend gentleman touched upon
all sorts of shams; tho ministor, auth
or, artist, politician, and editor; bore
down severely upon "nntionftl pick
pockets" and "national shoddyitot,"
as the basest of the base; and wound
up bis evening's labor by tribute to
the momory of ono of the greatest po
litical shams of this ago, tho lute
Abraham Lincoln; and also Informed
his hearers that the Fifteenth Amend
ment, anolhor aham which appears to
huve escaped tbeknowlcdo ol the rev
erend lecturer, was of vust imporlanco
to tho well'uro of this country !
Now, if there was over an exhibi
tion of tho shamioal kind of a sham,
wo have it hero. First, a locturor
who professes toassuil shiuns, endeav
ors to foist upon tho minds of his
hearers a respect for tho memory of
ono ot the greatest ana most stupid
political and moral shams the world
ever saw, Abraham Lincoln, who was
himself the tool of party of micellane
ous shams, ot tho boldest character.
That party embraces financial shams,
political econcmy shams, othnological
shams, who are trying to get ahead of
God Almighty, and loico niggers and
white men on an oqnality ; protection
shams, who profess to work for tho
benefit of the poor laborer, but who
are really working for themselves and
injuring him; and religious shams,
who are found in tho pulpit professed
ly as the disciple of the l'rinco of
Peace, but who jireschod "war to the
knife" for four years, on a moro ques
tion of political unity or separation,
which involved no Christian principle
whatever. Finally the motii stupen
dous sham now in this broad counlry-
Uoraeo Greeley, comes out in an edi
torial and fuvorably notices this dis
course on shams. A monc tho remar
kable phenomena of the hour, is the
fact, so well established, that the sham
politician, moralist, reformer, etc.,
never sees himself in bis real cliurao-
tor. 1 ho editor of tbe Now 1 ork Tri
bune is the very king of shams. He
has played as a star aham before the
public ever since be edited The JVetf
1 orker, years ago. Ho went into the
"no meat ahd bran bread sham." He
preached the Fourierite sham; free
land and property in common. He
jumped into the free-lovo ehnm -he
wa younger then than he it now.
Ho was neck and heels in the old Ion-
cabin and bard cider sham of 180.
flewasaeain baptized in all theshami
of the Abe Lincoln followers. Hit pa
per, the Now York Tribune, feeds out
sham principles to a sham party, and
yet, this man Greeley does not to.dsy
sco himself as he is, the most stupen
dous individual sham of the ago ; and
stranger than all this, tbo roverned
gentleman lecturing on shams and
shoddy, ere bo closes his very credible
essay en those subjects, slumps head
and shoulders into a trap set to catch
just such men as he, and Is found en
dorsing those abominable shams, tho
character of tho "late lamented," and
the morality of the Fifteenth Amend
ment 1 V. Y. Day Rook.
-aire Him ViHtmni Win IUm!'
The Collectorship of tho Port of
Now York is soon to be vacated by
the present incumbent. A Radical
journal, in Gotham, pronounces Mr.
Grinncll "incompetent to perform lite
duties of tho office," on account of
"bit advanced ago" and "great kind
ness of heart," and adds that "tho
canvass for his succession occupies a
great deal of thought and of quiet in-1
dustry also." The difficulty, howover,
in the way of filling tho post, is to get
rid of the Mammoth Gift concern
w hose members are now thoroughly
organising for the struggle Every
fellosr in New York, or out of it, who
gave General Grant a present, wants
and expects the office. Even the or
ange vender who flung him a Havana,
imagines that his claims are as good
as "any other man's," and is circula
ting an immense petition among his
customers endorsing his capacity and
fltnoss for the arduous duties of the
place Dana of the Sun, who "fought
mil Greeley" and got a terrible th fann
ing, meanly proposes this new plank
in tho Radical platform, via : "No
man can filly be appointed to this of
fice, or to any other place of power
and emolument, who hat given mon
ey, or houses, or horses, or any other
kind of presents, to General Grant.di
rcclly or indirectly." Here's a pretty
piece of business! To bo put under
the ban for making a present, is very
rough, and almost enough to excite a
mutiny among the faithful. The ob
ject of this is, doubtloss, a dexterous
move on the part of the "outs." If
the principlesnggnsted be carried out,
nearly all of General Gram's appoin
tees would be compelled to resign.
The "ins" would at once eonio to
grief, and the "oute" who refused to
contribute to relieve the Generul'i ne
cessities, would come in for their share
of public plunder. In fact, we think
til whole business it disropntable.
Grnnt Iotm presents, srtd why should ,
, r.a ii .L..1 A it.. '
lie DOt bC kTttlBed J by should tllO ,
rlipprfnl rrivpr be fisriiscd. and tbe :
r.r.,1 ,1 .c!a. ar.,l h M:-t4t
" tiy SIlOUlil we Who, Irom tiro 10
lime, have piven tho preat Amerii-nn
trarclor rilontr or pood advice, whuh
no doubt has dono him much good,
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1A rnnmrlpr.H inn itrih a tn fill an nl. :
"
lice, Arid oroilier 1'nns, WHO rfllusca :
to "come down hanrlaomflr" at he I
Oflfrrit tO htre done, bo Clothed With
nffifiul irarmonf. I...I na l,.vo an .'
swerto these pertinent interrogato
ries, tnd in tlio meantime don't lot
snj hody lie frichtcned he stands tho
bent -chnnce who gires the most all
articles knocked down to the best and
highest bidder I Philadelphia Age.
Oi n Bill The Prolcofthe XT. S.,
In Account vrith the Jacobin Party.
Hy taxes paid since tho close of the
war, $',(MK.,000t000, with which to
pay on tneir oi'oi. now nave iney
accomplished it? The following flg-
urcs will bhow : The amount of debt.
tilMcinl slntcment by 8ecretnrr MTnl
loch, 1st September, 1865. f 2,itM),(KX),.
0(10. Amount of debt, officiully cetti
fied by Secretary Boutwcll, on the let
August, lS0.l,i,C45,MKl.(KKl. It thus
appears that tho Badiculs who bare
controlled the tJovcrnment from 'C.i to
"ti!l throught their two-thirds majority
in Congress, wMcli always over ruled
President Johnson's vetoes, havo hid
two thousand millions given them to
pay twenty-thrco hundred millions
with, tnd tho result is that now we
owe nearly three millions more than
we did in '05. Terre Haute Journal.
The managers of ths Pacific Rail
road are prciiaring fuel and provision
cars to run with every train during
the winter, so that tn cats t train gets
snowed in the rta.Mentrert will not
, free e or starr to death.
The llunllnt'l' .Wwrsfrr.
Only lat week or week before a
quartette of murderers wore eonvictod
before the Huntingdon county court,
and sentenced to pay tho penalty.
Hut scarcely had the public began to
congratulate itself on the final safe
disposition of those cut throats, when
they wore again startled by tbe hor
rihlo details of another bloody affuir
at Pleasat Grove, In tbe iiunC county.
Two villains, lured by tho lust of gold,
stole unawarot upon an unsuspecting
family, and slew them whilo at sup
per. A man, his wife and a boy full
beneath thoir bloody hands went di
rcct'y from tho enjoyment of a happy
home to render their final account at
the bar of their Maker.
Tho name of the lamily killed was
Poightal, and the names of the mur
derers Bordenbourgand Buhner. The
scoundrels, however, did not escape
with thoir booty, for immediately up
on tbe discovery of the burning houso,
which they had set firo in order to
cover their crimo, it was recollocted
that a couple of suspicious characters
had been seen lurking in the neighbor
hood, and a telegram was sent to Al
ton nil for their arrest. On thoir arri
val at Altoona, tho officers of tho law
seised them, and they now await their
trial between the strong walls of the
Huntingdon juil. They havo both
confessed the bloody deed and will
shortly pay tho penalty of the law.
?mnrrifil.
On the Utb of November, l9, by E. HlLVB
aanu, Esq., Mr. CON BAND lll'LAUAN, of
Ferguson township, and Miss JIAHY K. YOl'.NU
of Bell Uiwnahip.
Clearfield Markets,
Corrected weekly by Human Mossor, Wholesale
and llelail Icaler In llry Uixxlt, Orocorlee, Pro-
Visions, ae at arts! street, ulearSeld, ra.
CLSiariKLn, Pa., Nor. St, !
Apples. gre.n,7i(ij ISO
Dried, ) Ill
Appls Lalltr.ygsl, 1 o,
Boiler. vl(a) 41
Deans ...to 0(i$ S f
Buckwheat. 1 oj
Huckwbeat fluur n, at
lleef, dried ii
Beef, freak. 8(4 10'
Hoards, M 12 v)(l(IS
Hogs, dressed
Hides, frees..
II ua fo)
ft boulders Soto)
Hides. t(o)
Lard
Mess pork,) bbl...l7 00
Oats
Onion 1 SU
Potatoes ufa 1 00
Peaches, dried, B 11
Plaster, V bbl t M
Cora, shelled.. 1
Corn, ear 0(f ".
Cora meal, Y sack, I To:
Chop, y owtlu(o I
Cloversead ........... 0.
Cbeees. Ii!
Cherries, .. CUfiS) "
Chiuksas, drsd, B, l&j
Rje I is
Hags. V I) ....... I
8.11, Vasck ......... ISO
Hhinglcs.lSin.tird,! M
Hiugles,ieinll(d;ll 00
Timothy seed
Ktrg. . li
Flaiseed- I Oil
Floar. ...... 7 0(m T M '
H.j. ........ 1 1 0(o,IS ao,
Tallow . Ill
Wheat ..,.... 1 to
Wool 41
Wood. V cord t M
tx flrf1Ufmfot5.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS I
W H0LKPALK AND RETAIL.
At tb New TubMoo ud C'tgu Btort of
Two 4owt Eftrt of tt roatoffot. Clrfi.ld,
ConiUDtl fln wort Brit f Nary,
CaDffrvM, Crtndil, CtbU, Ppuro1I,
MUblfma Cnti7 fiiMil
Ctwif-g Tobtvwo, Ae.
A 1m, t lavrf tad veil Mtct4 trtork of Import!
tut! Doaiwtic Cigtra, ftmokinf T'baot,
Mirarl.M a4 Briar Pipaa,
Pif Istaraa, Tobaoen
Do I, Cigar UolUart, aad awyiaiBg gr trail
foaati la a w-H rfnitaid Cigar aW
Tukaeca Store,
Raei(mbr the plane t Ta doere Raet of
tbe PertufficMi, Clearfield, Pi. dacl
SherilT's Sale.
Tlrtae of ft writ of Fiwri Fmrim. le
nd oat of the Coert of Cot tana Plea of
I laaraeld eoaalr. aad to aae directed, there will
he eipoee! to peblie tale, at tbe Co. ft Iieaea,
in the trorniKh of Cleartfld, ea Friday, the
J4ta a it or Dntr, .". at I e'cloek, p. a,.,
the follow lag doootibed Heal Etale, te wit i
All the fnterwt of the IWvadut, a, la and U
a oartala ptece of land with a eteaa. aawrailt aad
it apritrtnanra, end other build tag, or1
thraoa, aitwitte ia BralT towaabtp, Clfararld
eanatr, Haw. awn bed at Mlowat Begiaa.ng at a
while oak enrnrr, tbrttee t lit rrba to ft
port, rov of land told to Hobort Paltnn ; ihrtx
aurth 112 perhe to a pt ; tbrafweaat 1 rwrhee
la ft poet; tbrft(a eoaih 2t pur bee to a pnei ;
thraoa raat porrbce to ft poet; theoee tooth
lit ptrrbf to plere of bejrinairtg ; eonta.ia.ag
ahoat M arm and ellnwanw. Nring the aaaaa
property ronreved bv Ira C. Pallet and wife br
deed tn Hot. C. fWtb aad ti W. Canleld. aad
roeorded la ClearfteM, Pa.. 1ft Doed Rook "B B."
tage tt?t A. 81 ted, takfa la eiertttioe aad tft
oH aa tbe pmp-rly of Wai. C. fanta.
jr-Biddera taieaetlra that IS per eent
of tho parrbaaa taoaey taaat he paid ahea the
property te haoekod dr. we, or It will he nt ap
agaia tor aaie. 1 1 nfcMts uun k,
8neairr'i Orrira, I Chariff.
Clearfteld, Pa., loe I, lW.
1870. A FAMILY 1870.
NEWSPAPER FOR EVERYBODY.
"THE PATRIOT,"
A Daily aad Weekly Newspaper.
(reat IndwremcDta I Clubs Only IVaio
trade Paper at Iht rapltal.
THR WKI.kLV PATRIOT
Is an eight psge sheet, and conlaina forty-aighl
e.lnmaa of reading natter.
In tu eolnains can
'""" rtrK..de. speeeke.
agricultural facts aad eipenrnoee, receipts in
4,.- ..my, m nnd art, d,Ivery,
trarela, ineidenlt, anecdote, historical rkrtches.
!' vwnrejee. . ferciga and
icetie arws. nated eventa, telegrams from all
Z.. Ae ,rld, cmaercial reiiorts, stock and
"rt4 r , rid, wmatercial reports. Hock and
general market a.m'r" J .fr' '"" t
snrMtl tkiisllBnai ltMilss afir. . ' ' aad toSZ1
eurrtMit aiiarllanr. breidee edirntt.1 eoC
aieaied dipratioaa of aad ehticiaait pta tasy
pm"K nmuiw .twim n hi. nun. saaea Is
!L ! . l. . . .
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ot longrwrional ana uglalallv. proeeedinga.
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ii P-l
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lege or township in which, with a liltka esertina.
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were ever made before by tha publishers ef any
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a.vocialed proes reHirts. special Warbingtnn die
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must romplet. and accurata market reports, full
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ia one package. The money mast aewnmpany tb
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Address B. t. MEYKRB A CO.,
deel t llarri.b.rg. Pa.
T11.ANK tNstTARi.i eALlJ 10 R
X) salt at ikii B,
St.r.UiM Ft IR SUIJ-- Tka anderslgned
kava FOI R tI.F.Itlll for ealr. Tb.y will
be sold very eheaj
ip. K. A.
iW I, ISC t
IHV1N CO.
Carwenstille,
AIMINIrTNAltltt NOTM P Notioe
te hertby gtrea that Irttrre af ad ml a iatral.ua
oa the rtate of UODHtriV HKAVKK, dewtl,
lata of Brady Uwabip, Ckarfleld onantr, Pa.,
have be duly granlrd te lle andnrotgneil, all
nereoRe ladrhled to aid eat at will pirate meat
par men. thoae baring claioat or dtmanda
will piraoftt (heal properly authenticated fur tct
tlenteut. IAV1I HKAMH,
L.tharabar. Dm. l-6t bu. Adaiinlatrator.
I7XECIITI1HH IOTIR.-Not?elaT
J hy fflren that Ittera TeaUtaentarT havtog
bvre granted to the suhaeriber, oa the Kttate of
HKNHV 8. MARSHALL. deoeaatd, lata of Bloom
tow nab ip, Clearfield eountr. Peonaylraoia. alt
peraoaa indebtod to aaid Kalaia aro reoeilod to
Btake Iminedtata paytneot. and thuaa having
elaltnf agaloat tbe aaiue will preaent them duly
aaUieaticaltd foraattletaent.
, HKNhfc HARTRFKLT, Jr.,
JAMKri C. BAKKETT,
I-utbereburg. lee. l-6tpd. Kiecatora.
"VOTICE. All peraoaa are hereby eaot toned
i. 1 againat harlmriog or traating ny wife, ISO.
VINA, who hae left mr bod and hoard without
any Joat aauaa or provoeatiou. I will pay ao
debU of her contracting after thit date.
HAKhMAN HKT7KNHETIIEH.
Peaft townabip, Nor. 24, 106 Stpd.
CAUTIUN. All pereoni are hereby eautioned
agaiaat pure baaing or aia-Jdliog witbaear
Uia Portable Steam Kngiae aad Holler, now ia
the poaaeaalon of W. K. barer, of Uuliob towa
ehip. aa the tame belong to aia.
MlrHAKL ellALOV.
Glen Hope, Nor. 24, IBftV 3iptL
ADNIKIHTRATOR'H NOTICI- Notice
ta hereby given that letter of administration
on tbe eeUte' of I8AA0 FHICE, Jr., deeeaaed,
lata of Kartbaua towaahlp, Clearflald eonnty, Fa.,
baring been duly graoLetl to tha andcreigaad, all
porauni indebted to aaid aetata will plaaae make
par ai ant, and tboae baring dam oroeaiaad will
p recent them properly authenticated fur aettlemenL
1HAAC Mcl'LOhKEY,
Kartbaua, Jfor. 17-6tpd. Adininif trator.
SherilT's Sale.
vtrtae of a writ of eW 'aiaa. lev
aaed aat of tbe Coart of Coanmoa PI a of
Clearfield eoooty, aod to me direeted, there
will be eipoaed ta PUBLIC SALE, at the Coart
Hoaee ia tbe borough of Clearfield, oa Tharadar,
tbe gta day ef Deoaaibcr, 1bv, at 2 e'eloek, P.
M., tbe following property, to wit :
Two certain tract or p roe la of land, eitaat la
BIoobb towahip, Clearfiald eoatatr. Pa,, bounded
aad dMohbed aa follow a, riit Beginning at a
etoae oa lite aoutb aide of the Baacjaebanna and
Watarford Tarapike road, on Fearva'c iioo; lhenr
north hi 4 degree raet along eatd turnpike 61
perohee to ft atuae; theaea alt It by eaid turnpike
road north 87 degraee, eaet 4e pert be to a atone :
theno aoutb 1IU pervbee to a poetf thewoe aoutb
17 degreae, weal 4i porehee to a heeikrk ; tbenoe
eoaih 861 degreea, weat 01 perebea U ft hem luck ;
tbaooe by aroa line, ftorth Ilg perebea to the
piaca at Degiaamg; eootammg e aero. 147
prebe, and tbe aiaal allowance of eti per eent.
The other piece of land beginning at a hemlock,
earner of iS'o. fraal ; tbesvoa by hue of Ho, IVti,
eaet 101 4 II perrbee to a poetj tbeaea by tbe
aoutb aide of the Waterford Turnpike and tbe fir at
auove aeerribod place of land, ffouth 87 dcrreaa.
wet 41 a-lv percbe; thenoa eawth fci degree.
w;et ai percnea to a atone; theaoe by fo. 66l
(eJoerph Fearoa), north T Ml perch te the
piaoo at oegiantng; onniaiatag 4ft acre. 104
perebea, aad allowance of ait per eent. Tbeabore
tract being the aaiae premiaai ooareyed by Jamea
Dioofa to uamer I. Uioum la ana deed. eiaeJ,
taken la esaeatioa and to ha Bold ft lb property
oi uaiaer 1. it loo at.
MtMden will take Bottee) that Ii par
eenL ai tae pare base moaey ant be paid wbeo
the property la knocked down, e It will be pot
ap agaia ror aaie. waLUft ll vr.KK,
Aacairr'i Orrit a, I Dep t. sheriff.
Heard Id, Pa., Her. IT, 1869.
O.Meoln Itakery.
" proper, to f.rniak to tt. eltltens of
1 OkcoI. tbe -Stat of Life" ia the snap, .f
BREAD, TIES AND CAKES.
Of every desired fhrai and taata. All we aak is a
trial, after wblrb we will ran tbe risk of receiving
a iiDcrai soars of panne natronaf.
c. J. mnrr.
Osaeola, Kot. IS, IM9. T. II. OURIKK
SMALL TEOFITS! QUICK SALES!
IIARTSWICK & IRWIN
Are aonsUally reptenl.htnit tkelr stock of Draft,
c Aledieinea, Aa.
Rckool Books and Fulioncry loclojmf tbe Os
food and National Series of Readers.
Atsa, Tobaow aad Cigars of I be beat brands, at
lb. lowest prices,
nit CALL AND fKR. tt
NOTICE.
VS.I. perwona are nereny notmca wbo tare
sensed Baakint iroand at or near tbe aiowlh
pereoni ar. hereby notified
of VYbitmer ran na tbe properly ef Urooa, lick
ey A Co, that all back pay muni he paid ap be
S re any saorr (roand can b. obtained. Aad all
ncrMma kankinr tinker or loea or any other
Inniher on IK. aforesaid properly, witaout per.
snissiaa, will be beld for tresspass, or be cbarircd
fifty dollars per raft for eaid ground. Applicalioa
for sad groand nast be Bsa4. ta W. Ii. Dickey,
Ulea slope, I'a.
UUUUH, IHCKk.1 A CO.
Fcpt. 1, la.
'AROUND THE WORLD 1"
THE NEW YORK OBSEBVEB
!a now pahliabinr a series of Letters fmsn the Kev.
Or. K. It. U. I'HIMB. wb. is aiabing tn. tour of
the World, by way of California. Japaa, China,
India. Egypt, Ae ; together with vartoas other
eorreepon ileneei, all lb. News. Rcligio.s aad Seen,
lar, and a great variety of tbe best Headinf . Ohg
inal and Bcverted.
New Is tbe tisse to socar. tbe eldest and Vest
family newspaper. W. mk the followiag liberal
otters for new subscribers :
We will send tbe X. Y. Onsaavra for on. rear to
i'n jscw Puneenorr ana ono t-Md, for
ti Mi
Twa
Twa
Three
Threw
Four
Four
Fir.
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aad aac Old,
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ia advance. Prnd hy Check, DraTt, PoetoBc Or
der ar Regt'te-red letter.
K11INKV K. NORSE. JR. A CO.
IT 31 T Park Row, New York.
THE LADY'S FRIEND.
TWO MONTHS GRATIS!
tADT c ""tESD annonnces the folks.
1 ing Korelci; for I T i "iMd Ut forgot Her V
by Lanisa Chaadler Moultna ; Oiiet Cascannoas'
Aunt," by Elisabeth PrascoU, nalbor of "Between
Two," Ao.j ''Holid 8ilv.rf or, Chri.i. Dean's Bri
dal Gifts," by Amends M. Dearies, author af
"TheDebarry Frtuua.,Aa.,withnumeroareaortar
atones hy a brilliant gals.y af lady writers.
A taely elected Steel hngraring. a handsome
d"uhle.pag. finely colored Fashion llat aad a
larg. assortment uf fud Cats, illnstratiag the
raanrona, rancy n ora, ae., ar. giver ia every
number. It will fir. a popular piece of Music in
every numoer.
POHTRA ITS af DlrtTIXOTlFHEO AfTHORS.
Tho Jannary number will onnlaia P.rlraiti
(engraved on alee!) of Mrs. Henry Wood. Florence
I'etvv. Irfioier t nnndlcv Miu1lnn. hlitahcth Prea
oo!t.'Amade M. boaglat, Mrs. Margarat Homer
aad Angwat Bell.
New aoneeribere wbn nrnd In their aamea for
1ST0 nefor. the trrt of Novcmlier, shall receive
the November nad lleeeinber nambers of this year
ia addition, making fourteen months in all. And
new subscribers sending in tneir nniues by the Irst
of llecembcr.hall receive the magnificent Uecrmher
lloliilav number, making thirteen moalhs ia all.
TbK.MS$J.4 a year; Tw. conies. S4 : Frmr
cties, f tl ; Fiv. enpies (nnd one aesli.l. S-S. One
copy of tbe I.snT's Parana nnd one of the Posy.fH.
A oopy ar the larreand heaatifal Premium rHerl
Engraving "Taking th. Measure of tbe Wedding
Rnig"eagrared ia England at a cost of II oa-
will be sent to every full 1.af) subscriber, and
to etery person aoading t club. This Engraving
Is a grm of Art I A Lire
KEACOT A PETKRPOV,
lit Walnat Htreet, Pklhulelphia.
r-ppecimea onpmi ant for tea seals. al'Jt
Democratic Almanac.
1MII8 invnlaable pablicaiioa is for sale at the
post .ftc It should be in the hands nf every
Itrmucrat. It wmtalns fnll election returns from
ovary coaly la the I ailed Statesi besides, tho
number far I KM aoataios a wimpleta list af tn.
names of all tbeaawspapessupprwsead aad mobbed
during Lincoln's adenatstratioa; andthnt for I tut 7
aontaiaa tbe names .f all tawsn.iviliajie who wele
kmpnsoaad daring Ik. easn. period. 1 bee. two
liela, for futura refi'lissra. are wertk mora than
the price of the nablicatioa. Tb. aumlmr for I ass
Is alee fall nf valuable statistics. Aavoa.aaadin.
Tea reals ta Ik. Port Msator, will rwnsira hy rmurw
man a cop'or oaos 'ear, ursot rostsfa. (Jrjv tf
CLOSING OUT AT COST
AT THI
KEYSTONE STORE!
MMIB nndcralfncd, Intending ( retire from the
X sseiaanlileknslmM, is sow eloslng out tils
entire stock of foods AT AND BELOW COST
aomprlilnf
Silks,
Wool DJ.Iu.a,
IferlaoM,
Poplloa,
Alpaaaas,
Kb
i Cloth,
Men's & Boys' Cassimeres,
Cloths,
Satiaatlt,
lesniw,
Keatawkj ieant,
Ladies Cloaking,
Coats,
Shawls, As.
4 full line of Domestic Goods,
S boat lags,
tiiafhanu.
lielaiaes,
riaaaela,
Cotton Flaaaeta,
Ac, Ao.
LADIES' & CHUDEEU'S SHOES,
IlaU and Caps, , .
flass aad Arelia Orersboes,
Table aad Floor OUclolks,
Wall Paper and
Window Sbadas,
CarpeU aU wldtka.
And a f real variety of Hosiery, Notlooi and Trial
salnrs af every deocription.
Ladies Trimmed II all,
Vslreti,
Ribbons,
B.lmoral Fklrta,
Hoop Skirts,
Line. Table Covnrt,
Wool Table. Covers,
Hapkiaa,
Coantorpanes,
Towles.
A large asaortsawt of Ladln' aad Children's Wool
Ileods, Nubias, Shawls, Aa.
Persons la want of anything ia tbs aboro Hae
of goods are invited ta giro me a call, and obtain
foods at wholeral. prices.
-0raia aad aoaatrjr prodaoa Ukes i
cbanfe for foods.
D. C. XIVI.IMG.
Oarnsld, Norember It, g.
December..
1869. 1869.
FA 1Ej TRADE.
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!!
NEW GOODS!!!
WM. REED & CO.,
Market Street Clearfield, Pa.,
JJVS Jl'gT OrEXED a larf. aad ansa
plete ar sort stent af
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOO.DS;
Embrscinp t full lino of Drosi Goods
Patslrr, Woolen and F.ephvr Kbawla,
(lored Shirts, Fin. Flannels for ander.
wear, llreem and Capes; Trimmings
af all kind, Aleiaader'i Kid U lores,
( superior to Joavtas, ) Irphyr aad
Worsted
LADIES AND GENTLEMESS'
FUEMSUIXG GOODS,
HATS, CArS, FCRS, AC, AC, AC.
I1AVIXQ tolected ear awa stock wilk th.
fraalant aara, buyers will Ind a decides
Advantage in calling.
HAVING MAPR ARRA5UE HESTS with
aa bnpvrtiaf boas, in tka eaat, country dealers
will ba nppliesl wilk Zrpkyr ia any ouantity,
at Krw York aad Philadelpkia jobbing prices.
ClearSeld, Sept- 12, 1 "SU-lia.
V FIRST CLASH HRKStl A COAT MAKLR.
from tbe aast, baa eve. .mpksred at
Mrs. WATcOS-8.
AlJtO, a new Fall aad Wiater Mock of Rouneta,
Hats, Ac, at Mra. WATrHlX'S.
A 150, a acw rapplr of Trimmings and Fancy
Articles, at Mrs. WATSON'S.
AI.O, all Ike late aad most fashionable Styles.
Cireri nnd Coal ratlernt, for Indira. Miases and
f!,".,,:t Mra. WATjO.NS.
Particular aiu .5 ' tj U Press
Making Drpartmrat, by Mis. Oswalt, who has
spent much Urn ia this branch of business, who
will hart th. .bole tbargv af th. bu.lacs, at
Mra. WATSON'S.
Il will be our greatest .lady ta plena, aad give
all attention to our easterners, no that tbey may
be accommodated with promptness and beat style,
and unality of goods, at lower priors thaa they
bar. been having at elsewhere.
All are Invited to call at Mra. WATSOS'g.
tw i sr,s f
McGAUGHEY'S
ELST.U R lT & BEf RESIIMLM
a ALOOg,
Ia Loary'i New Building, (farmaaiy aoewpled bv
Mr. Rote.)
FECOXD T, CLEAREIELP, PA.
C0NTANTI T oa haadan.mmelinncCA!f.
MRS. M'T. CI OARS, TMAC(l Ae.
Also, 1KKS1I OYKTKR8 recWicd daily, aad
served ap la suit tbe tastes af raatomera.
BILIJAIIUIIAleHIo. sordid story,
devil If UAYID McDAl UUKY.
Xotice to Land oMncrs!
SvavBToa tiKuaaaL't Orrii a, )
ll.nnisti aa, Pa., Hot. Jl, l?M. j
Ta the Owner, af L aeoaled lnds t
la .bedienoa tn aa Act of Aasesnbly, approved
lha aighlh day af April, one tkooaanai eigkl knn
drod nnd siatv-ain. yoa ar. hereby aotihed that
lha "(aaly Land lrfen lcscket,' contaiamg tbe
list of anpalaatod taads for ClearSeld count v. pre
pared ander Ike Act nf Aseembly af law itlth af
May, oa. thousand mgbt hundred nnd maly-snnr.
nnd tbe aapplemovil thetwra, haa this day been
forwarded to th. PrMboantary of the county, nl
abosu Aea it may ba aaamined. Th. 1 1 en a eaa
oaly ba liquudeted by tae payment af lha par
bas money, inters! nnd fawa, aad racaiviBf pal
SOU throagh thai IVcpartsnont. '
JACOB M. CAMPRRLL,
No. 1 Im Purveyor (ioneral.
I-HH HORtsg-JIeMlla..'Tre under,
signed afers for oaks FOt'K UOOD HOReLS.
baited for all kiads of work. Inouira of
ncarleld, IP we, 17 l JA.HE? L. LEAVT.
grat ttliU fer jlali.
Orphans' Court Sa.iT"
OFUKAL llNTATr.
IK BRAIlT TOWNSHIP.
IK purtaaiM. tt na Order l.sd M,
Orphans' Court of Cliartsld eo.i, p
:b. undersigned Administrater of th. L,.,"'i
PkTKK ARNOLD. 1st. of Bruiv towa.k 7 "
will o.r at PUHLIO HAl.K.-'ia ths 1,
Lalkarabarfr, January .t, "
All that certain hnmestsad f lbs emwuj
silaals one aad a ball miles sen of Lu""'i
adyotaing land, of Oeorgn At. TlrowrJl
Keams aod Jacob W. Corp, ''
Containing Nineteen Acre,,
A IIOIIHK w.ll t.i.bed, painted ..t.ij.,,
and Ihoroaghly plastered, a good bAh
rlag. and wood konse, and all tha aeoesmrt !'
buildings a good well of aalsr and a a.,
failing spring, and a great variety .f ,
fraft trees and choice grep. rlaes. '
A Ik, at the sam. time and place . mn.
HOUSE AUD LOT,
8TAill.lt aUacbed thereto. The hoars Is m
fioielied, being painted ontaide and ia. Tst lar
oontains half an acre, with Kha Turnpiks Ui
front, a publia road oa weat and suatli, ..d u
alley on tli east aide, with a good well of .u
and a large variety of fruit trees.
TERMS AND CONPITIOS8: Th. sals .i
Uk. plana at 1 o'clock, p. m., whan and .hu.
lb. terms will be fully made kn.nn. Tom.
wl.bing to view th. premiasa, or dnirs ur
further infonualioa will please call ia persos.sr
address th. andcrsigaed at Lutharsburr Cieu
I eld aoanty, Pa.
FREDERICK K. ARNOLD
Lalhersbarg, 1 Adai r. of Psr Arnold. aaaX
Nov. , IB6 u
House and Lot for SaleT
IDKSIKK to asll my property, sitaats It Bib.
west of Luthersbarg. on I lie Ktir turnpike m.
Uining POL K AND ONK BALK Athln 01
LAN Ii, and having a good Irate, dwelling boss,
barn, blacksmith shop, aad thirty good frail tea
Ihwaoa. Terms low and liberal.
ilkKRT BAKTL
Lathwsbarg, Xor. 10-4tpd.
rood I-
New Cabinet!
mrosnASKos land axd loiber com
111 PANV offer for sal. T.wa Lots ia lbs sw.
ough of Oeoeola, Clearteld eonnty, Pa., aod an.
let. to salt pwrehaaera oataid. the limns ef aM
boroagh. Oseaola ij silaatad en th. Aluhaaaes
Creek, ia th. rirheM p.rtMa of th. osuaty sf
Clearteld, aa tha lion of the Tyroo. A Cieartaid
Railroad, wher. th. Afosbannoa aad Bssrenei
braach roads latarsoet. It is alas ia tbe heart sf
tbs Moshaaaaa ooal buia, and larg. bodis. 4
wbiu pine, hemlock, aak, aad eth.r tiaiksr sw.
round it. Ono af the largest I amber manafaetsr
ing astablishmaata ia tbs 8taU is loeaud ia tea
town, whit, there aro taany other l.ejser sad
shiagla mills aroaad It. Th. town is but ana
ysars old, aad ooataiaf a popalatioa af .as taes.
sand inhabitants.
btfFer further information apply at tbe otsi
of lb. anor. ssapssy.
JOUN LAWiUI.
prM ' BaperiatenasaC
nouses and Lots for Sale.
IOCR IIOrSES and LOTS in Clearteld, fcr
aw aa reaaoaablo terms. Possessioa giias
ia thirty daya. Also, a plot of Fo I R LOTS aa
th. corner of Fourth aad Reed slrr.li, sua,
1 71x20. frwt. Three .f these lots are well leesud
for either ham bar yard, aoal yard, or for bsiisii
purpoaes generally, being witbia i'j feet ef las
railroad depot. Prion and termr reasonable.
Apply ta UKORUE THollS,
febI4-lf Cbmrtala. fa.
t? durational.
MISS H. 8. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tni WINTER TERM of twenty tw. wcrkl,
will eomaaeac. aa Hoaday, Nov. Jl. 1M.
A Primary department wilt be added ta the
School this fall : for ahieh th. serricos .fa torn,
patent In .tractor kava ben .reared. Aad aa
etort will be ajiared ta rwadar this depsruanl
attractiva and tnstraetiva.
TERSia OF TCITI0X.
Reading, Orlhograjiky, Writing, Object Lee.
eons. Primary Ariibmeti. and Primary
Ooograpky, per half term, (of olevea
eeka.) $ H
History, Loaal and deaeriptlva OMgrapby
with Map Draaing. Oram mar, Mental
aad Wrillea Ariibmeti. I II
Algebra aad tha ncieaees ....... I ea
In.iractioa ia lastrumental maris ) N
Oil painting . It M
aa at wort H
For full particulars aoad for Circular.
ClearSeld, Aug. ti, IMI-pd.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Rev. P. L. Harrison. A. M., Principal.
TBE SKCOSDBKSSI05ofUspr.Mnla.ks.
Is.tle year af this Iastilalioa will oammsnM
oa JtUnilAT, th. JId day af Narembor, IMI.
Pupils aaa tatar at any tima. Tk.y will ks
ekarged with taitlva from tka tlma tk.y tatar u
th. elota af tha BMstoa.
t ks aoarsa af tn struct loa smhraeee svsrj tkiaf
iaeludvA ia a tkanagh, practical aad aaooa
plisk.d edacatioa for both eei.a,
Tk. Principal, ksving kad tk advanug. sf
mack .ipsrieac ia kit professloa, aatnrss ps
rests aad guard aas that kis eatlrs ability aad
energies will be devoted ta tka moral aad
ta! Uaiaisg of tk. yoalk placed ander kis tkargs,
TtHm IK TLITHtN.
Ortkograpky, Raading. WriUng. aad Primary
Alilbm.tie, paw Bcauoa (il weeks) - fill
Grammar, Urography, ArllLmetia, aad
Bl.tory $ M
Algebra, Oeom.tvy, Trig.aem.try, Mra.
aratiaa, Sarv.ylag. Philsaaphy, Pkyti.
ologv. Chemistry, leak kMpiag, Botany
and Physical Ucgraphy . . . ft II
Latia, Greek aad Pre.rk, with any af th.
ab.es Braaahaa . . . . Ill N
MI'HC Piaa. (I lesaoaa) . . . Ill M
ysefMfa dsdartiaa will b. mad. far ebuare.
sr-Far furth.r particulars Iwojniro af
Rev. P. L. HARRISON, A. M.,
Feb. 4, IKS tf. .lk) Pria.ipal.
Hrrrhant Sailors.
F. C. CROMM,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MARKET ET. CLEARFIELD, PA.
VFl'I.L supply of Cmtha. CassimOTes lad
Vest lags coaaUally am haa. whseh will bs
mad. ap aeoordinf ta too latent fashioas. ia a
sabatantial maaaer, aad at Wa rain. M r It
18G9. Going II Alone. 1369.
. R L. ST0UGUT0X,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Mart St root, CteartcK, ra
nAYIHtf .poard baalaaaa aa my own keek,
at tka aid .1 aad la 8ke'l Raw. I tkarsfar.
aanoanc I. tk. pakli. tkat I kava now aa ka.d
a wall selected and largo assert arc.! af
Clothe,, Cassimereg, Yestingt,
Beaver, aad alt klads af Oeods Ibr men and
boya wear, and ssj a.w prepared to mik. ap ta
urdor CLOTH INti, from a aingle arllele w a fall
sail, ta ska latest atyln. aad mess w.rk markka
assMK Special alMatsa gbr.a to aaslem
work aod attlag-aat ks? men aad boys. I
ofcr f saal bargaiaa to mamomers. aad waTast
satk. aamsHMkoa. A liWral sk.rs af paklia
palraaag. ta aoireitod. Call aad eeo m.
J.eT tf I. R. L. SrOl'rtHTOH.
U. BH1POK,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(lore am door east af ClearacM oau,
Market Sxreat. ClearSeld. Pa.
KIRP8 aa kaad a f.S assert aeeut a tt Osat."
FarwIAlag Vooda. sack aa bkb-U, Llaaa
and Waassa l aoVrskirta, Pr.wasa and Se.ll,
Itech-tics. Pocket Haadkwoklefa. ttioves. Hsu,
ra.br.llea. A, ta frsat rarit ty. Of . Pies.
Goods ks keeps tka
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colon,"
Such as flack Poe.Ua f Iks .r beat !
Faacy Caaeimera, la great aarfrts , alia, Freark
CMliag, tWarer, Pilot, Chinchilla, nnd Frieelt
.v.ranHa. All ef whlek will be wild rbMP far
Cash, aad mad. ap aerordiag la tka Uiaaletyles
ky aiparieaewd worknisa.
Alaa. Area! far Clearleld aoanty for L
Singer A Co a. ealehraud Sawing Meckmaa.
ft... I, InSi-lf. It. Hail'"
ClAI'TIOle All peeeews arecaulined not to
Interfere wilk lb. fallowing aWribcd prap-
ertv. aow ia tka pesec.iea of JaaM A. Ilitoei. or
Brad, towaekip, as lbs nama betoaf to asr Ona
leam'af bma, aaa row, koge, warren, leg eteds
haraeoe, sk.ia, saws, ksv, note, koasebeM r-e,
dc, C M. A J. UARKlSO.
lltaaU la lb. village of New Balcm, two Ul
half miles west of Lulkersb.rr. 1 he build,. '
are n large two siory frame DWEI.LINU llul.i
witn aitcnen and wood-house and a
Novrmbet Jl, !W J'fd.